Changing the pitch of a roofing system can completely change the style of a house. It’s can be a great option for people who wish to have vaulted ceilings indoors. However, do keep in mind that it is not the same as a roof replacement and often involves more complex construction.
Continue reading to learn when changing a roof pitch is ideal for you.
Do you want more headroom in your home, but don’t prefer to add another floor? Your ceiling’s height will significantly increase when you change your roof pitch. Depending on how your home is built, structural changes may or may not be necessary. It’s best to consult experts like an engineer or roofing contractor to determine what it might take to change your roof pitch.
Roof replacement is necessary when adding another story or half story to a house. If this is the case, you might want to consider choosing a different roof pitch. Before making this big decision, be sure to speak with professionals first. At Roof Masters, we can take a look at your home and help determine if a change of roof pitch is possible.
A roof that’s rotting and sagging would need to be replaced. When a roof sags, it could be that its decking and structure have issues. If you notice this issue in your home, contact a roofing professional immediately. Moreover, this concern is more common in houses that have been left empty for extended periods.
Whether you need a new roof or are looking for high-quality doors, you can depend on Roof Masters. Give us a call at (301) 230-7663, or fill out our contact form to request a free estimate. We work with clients in Beltsville, MD, and surrounding areas.